| 3 Apr 2001 |  Michael F. Dawes | That works really well! I love the lighting.. I especially like the detail on the dragon's face, and on Yawa.. The dragon's pose seems fluid too.. Is it landing? | |
| 4 Apr 2001 |  Brian | Well thanks! Actually yes, it's suposed do be landing. It would be clearer if I had made a dustcloud, but it just didnt look good, so I left it out. | |
| 14 Apr 2001 | Andre B. Bolfing | You can't just put a lightning effect over your object. For example the tail has no light on your picture, but there would definately be some. Imagine which of the parts of the dragon will get touched by the light and select those with the tool in photoshop. Then you work with only that selected parts and can change their brightness and maybe add yellow. Imagine the part being lightened on the dragon just as you imagined its shadow cast on the sand. | |
| 18 May 2001 | Katherine 'Kitt' E.L Sweders | [[ Whiissttt-stle! ]] Dem, Kiddo. I strongly admire for the sake of me not being able to CG nor Draw Dragons. [[ Cringe ]] You'd think by now I'd know. I've making numerous backgrounds and tried fitting them in, but Alas, It shan't work. You've got Talent, Kiddo! | |
| 26 May 2001 | Maryam | Wow I love those warm colors. background and dragon's pose are great. | |
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